eight people were killed — tourists and londoners.oday their relatives have been living through their pain and loss again. she loved life and smiled with her eyes. she only ever saw the good in everyone. i always say she was a better, younger version of myself. ten minutes of horror — questions about how one of the killers planned the attack despite being known to mi5. also on tonight's programme... it's confirmed — three years after voting to leave the eu, we will be holding new european elections in two weeks. it comes after labour and the government have failed so far to agree a compromise brexit deal. reunited with their families — the journalists jailed in myanmar for investigating the brutal suppression of rohingya muslims. paul lamb wants the right to end his life at the time of his choosing — he's desperate after 30 years paralysed and in pain. congratulations to harry and meghan from the band in windsor to world leaders, and some friendly advice from uncle william. i'm very pleased and glad to welcome my brother to the sleep

and the dramatic surge in knife crime in london leads some in the somali community to send their children to east africa to live and study. the field for the safety of those children they fear diffs safe it's. themselves it's creativity into the for the. eye there was life news 247 this is r.t. international money in the moscow newsroom with your update this hour thanks very much for joining us a british court has postponed an extradition hearing for julian a songs off of the health of the wiki leaks founder shoppy to terry aerated in london's belmarsh prison where he's been placed under medical supervision playboy reports from westminster magistrates court. the extradition hearing isn't taking place any longer today the sound was actually meant to be here in person he was meant to pair via video link but he's not even well enough to appear via video link 10 minutes on she's been moved to the hospital waiting all belmarsh prison that's up to a maximum security prison where serving as a steamy eccentric specific detail when he went into the ecuadorian embassy back in 2012 and wiki leaks a

we left london la st arsenal play chelsea?ek to get to baku, travelling 3500 miles, using different currencies, through three different countries, in different beds every night. the most high—profile absenteeism henrikh mkhitaryan, the armenian player saying he didn't feel safe to ta ke player saying he didn't feel safe to take part because of political tension between his country and the hosts, azerbaijan. on the pitch, it's all about the football. chelsea have enjoyed their fair share of european success, but this game is particularly important to their manager, who has never won a major trophy. and even that might not be enough to keep a in hisjob, nor prevent star player eden hazard from leaving the summer. a lot of speculation about individual players futures, managers futures at the clu b futures, managers futures at the club so when you add that together sets us up for a bigger game than just football. arsenal have a key man of their own in pierre—emerick aubameyang, and no victory —— victory would bring the added bonus

the problem with that is that part of all londoners that half of all londoners are in less than thatf all londoners were born outside the u.k.. interesting link between diversity, the current relations were seeing of the company level is also at the city level. having diverse people from around the road makes london outperform. so we need to begin a attractive people, not just for their exceptional talent, where it should be unrestricted allowances for people to come in , but actually, there are many skilled people out there who are not earning 30,000 pounds -- nurses, radiograph first, chefs -- ready of her -- chefs, that is the key sticking point in this debate with the government. anna: ok, thank you so much, jasmine, and taking us through your thoughts on a whole host of issues. independent nonexecutive director at standard chartered and the ceo of london first. ahead on the program, we bring you the stocks on the move this morning, including burberry, who thinks in you design could kickstart sluggish growth. at the moment, the stock is down 4.2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> look a

mox and his family went into exile in london. at the time london harbored refugees from all over the world box and his family lived in abject poverty. three of the moxa six children died from illness time and again and this came to their. with help from an inheritance the marks family could move to a middle class apartment mark steyn spent much of his time in the british museum's reading room where he worked on his most important manuscript. the first volume appeared in eight hundred sixty seven copy time capital i could. not speak centered it to his publisher with the words. i don't believe anyone has ever written so much about money who has so little of it. in the u.k. unfortunately we did move with marks and spencers which is a retail brand but because the culture i don't think is developed and i was much about comics as we shoot anything there's a little plaque on the house that there is here but i don't believe he wasn't british they were to receive as he might might be in germany or something better. than is clearly a very

london is out. the main markets are down on china.is bloomberg. ♪ guy: we are wrapping up trade in europe. 30 seconds to go until the end of regular trading. london is out. quite like volumes. a bigger feature of the landscape is china related trade. most of the main markets outside london trading down. down0, dax, zurich, all 1%. want to talk more about the cac 40 in the french market because i think it is instructive. on a percentage basis, stocks taking the shine off the market. once you dig into the point story, it is stocks like lvmh that took the biggest number of points off the cac 40. that is a china related story. the luxury story has been under pressure. the other stock trading lower in the french market was total. we are watching the global demand story, the second reason is total is now involved in the anadarko story by occidental doing a deal with total saying it will sell off its africa unit, specifically its mozambique. that is a factor why total would be under pressure. in the dax, chip stocks going down as the auto se

the company started in a london bar. more than 100 years old — but inside here is some cutting—edge facial recognition technology and the company that supplying it has some big ideas for where this stuff is going to go next. this is the main camera to the bar so everybody who comes into the bar comes through this entrance and that's where you're hoping to catch them? yeah, yeah. here we go. he comes in, he looks around the bar, sees where he wants to go. right. he clicks the monitor. it says it's seen his face — it triggers an alert. right. and that's the guy. the other thing about this is you are a private company and this is a private business. the businesses you are working with, they're all private businesses. correct. isn't the proper way to do this through the police — shouldn't the police be getting these indications and why doesn't that work? yeah and we've got the opportunity to work with the police. we are in the process of working towards signing an information—sharing agreement. hopefully the police will sign

to appear before a london court for an extradition hearing with the wiki leaks founder as lawyers saying his health is in rapid decline. russia back at us claims that it is probably conducting tests in the arctic dismissing washington's allegations as baseless. seeking safety a dramatic surge in knife crime in london lead some in the somali community to send their children to east africa to live and study. the field for the safety. they fear death safety. to themselves it's created very dangerous for the us. from calls for impeachment to declarations of case closed special counsel robert final say on the rush for investigation proves to be no less polarizing than the report itself. thanks for choosing us via headline news this hour on call in brian altie international thursday here in moscow at 6 pm in the u.k. that's where we're starting a british court has postponed an extradition hearing for julian assange after the health of the wiki leaks founder shopping deteriorated in london's belmarsh prison he was then placed on the medical supervision as the details. the extradition hearing is

all is positioned in its london embassy to u.s. prosecutors. also ahead on the program a document appears to contradict global chemical weapons watchdogs a probe into last year's attack in the syrian city of. the ramifications. of the scene of the 2 locations suggests that there is a high probability that both cylinders were money.

that led to the songs being evicted from their kid or an embassy in london in the end the u.s. will get what they want they're the biggest bully and they're going to be the ones that will fight to bring them to the states there are so many powerful entities they're trying to take him. to silence because they're afraid of the great journalist a hundred percent accurate journalism. for the past decade and that is a real stretch to the powers that be. may day rallies in major cities around the world were mobbed by violence protesters of all stripes clashed with riot police. in europe and the capitalists were prominent in the may day violence correspondent shot at the ski and he goes down and witnessed the unrest in paris on. from a day started with violence the food the protests the official protests even began those protests is trying to move from the more printers up towards plastic it's really as a result of that the police who walk them off about half a kilometer away stone seats firing tear gas and pushing people back and used that opportunity to make arrests of the black blo

i'm ben bland in london.o in the programme: the uk government delays publication of theresa may's revised brexit plans as speculation mounts the prime minister will soon announce her resignation. and tying the knot in taiwan, where it's now legal for same—sex couples to get married. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. glad you could join us. it's 8 o'clock in singapore, 1am in london, and 6:30 in the morning in india

danny baker under siege at his south london home this morning.bc telling him he had been fired over his offensive tweet. what did they say to you? the bbc must uphold the honour of... basically, they said to me... it seems the conversation with his bbc bosses ended badly. and i said bleep. bleep. so, by mutual agreement, we've terminated. and this is the tweet in question. it shows a vintage photo of a wealthy—looking couple. we have decided not to show the image in full but they are holding hands with a baby chimpanzee wearing a jacket and a bowler hat. the caption... are you saying you had no idea it was meghan markle's baby? that's the thing... you wouldn't do that if you knew that. the writer and broadcaster afua hirsch said not only had danny baker compared a baby with african heritage to an ape, but a later twitter apology where he suggested to find the photo racist you would have to have a diseased mind, was a classic example she said, of blaming those who call out racism. she is not the only one who condemned the tweet. it sends out the m

a little office in london. the olympic park in london encompassed five hundred sixty acres of east london but after the olympics finished in twenty twelve what became of this vast sites well most of the buildings have been put to good use including what used to be the press center an enterprising group of architects have now turned it into a technology park for startups. in east london compact and colorful studios have been built in the space that served as the international broadcast center during the twenty twelve olympics. making gascon splitsville for conspiring architects he and his colleagues designed began training. hugely positive for london i think for local area but because of the level of development it happened. it's swept away a lot of the sort of local history and so we want to do this project as a way of reminding people about parts of the local history that they could be proud of. the bright colors used to the studios façade for example echoed the rapper's of suites that used to be manufactured

they we re fan heading back to london. they were simply outplayed.awfulfirst half, compounded by a terrible atmosphere. lots and lots of empty seats at this 0lympic stadium. they said it was going to bea stadium. they said it was going to be a sell—out, despite neither of those london clubs taking up their allocation. three quickfire goals after the break, stripping header from 0livier giroud, and then we had one from pedro set up by eden hazard, and the eden hazard in probably his last for chelsea scored a penalty. it looked to be all over with about 25 minutes left to play, but alex, the substitute for arsenal, a wonderful half—volley from outside the box. a glimmer of hope for the gunners? none of that whatsoever. eden hazard scored his second of the game, so chelsea are europa league champions for a second time in six years. remember, we‘ve 110w time in six years. remember, we‘ve now got to look forward to this all english final again in the champions league in three days‘ time. for arsenal, possibly some big repercussions, because they could hav

headlines at 11:00: families of the eight victims from all over the world who were killed in the london bridge attacks two years ago pay tribute to their loved ones as the inquest into their deaths opens. you are broken forever. there's horrendous, the pain that you feel. and we can't make her come home. and ijust want and we can't make her come home. and i just want to stop other people having this horrific grief. as brexit talks resume with labour, the government concedes the uk will now have to take part in the elections for the european parliament in two weeks time. reunited with their families — two reuters journalists jailed in myanmar 18 months ago after reporting on a massacre of rohingya muslims are released. six. and he spotted it. ! an extraordinary comeback for liverpool, as they beat barcelona in a four goal thriller to reach the champions league final. prince william welcomes his brother to the world of parenthood and says he looks forward to meeting his new nephew. very pleased and glad to welcome my brother to the sleep deprivation society. and at 11:30 we'll be taking a

the court was told today that ignacio echeverria had been in london about one year.c bank is a financial crime analyst. he had come to london to be closer to his sister and in particular his young three—year—old niece, but like so many of the stories we have heard about him these past few weeks, he was just out trying to enjoy a saturday nap out trying to enjoy a saturday nap out in london when the attacks took place. ignacio echeverria had been up with friends skateboarding on the south bank. the court heard that as they we re bank. the court heard that as they were cycling and a road straight into the london bridge attacks. the statement was read out in court from one of ignacio echeverria's friends, guillermo sanchez—montisi, he said that on seeing a woman being attacked and stabbed near london bridge, ignacio echeverria didn't think about it, he reacted immediately, pulling his skateboard from his back, dropping his bike and started hitting the assailants with his skateboard, but he fell to the ground and try to parry the blows of the attacker with his board, and

we left london to go to istanbul and we nt left london to go to istanbul and went from istanbul to annenkara. we were delayed by cows on the track at one point and then we we nt the track at one point and then we went to to and from wc to

like whistleblower julian fails to appear before a london court for an extradition hearing with the wiki leaks founder of lawyers saying his help is in rapid decline. coming up on the program a u.s. military official plane's russia is probably conducting nuclear tests in the arctic but it is the allegations are following a predictable evidence for. seeking safety a dramatic surge in knife crime in london leads some in the somali community to say their children to east africa to live. they feel for the safety too of their children they fear dips a few to heal themselves it's created very dangerous for young people. from colds for impeachment to declarations of the face of special counsel robert muller's final say on the russia investigation proves to be a little less polarizing on the report itself. one minute past 10 am and 11 pm in beijing and 6 in the evening here in moscow this thursday may 30th a warm welcome to our 2 international. a u.k. court has postponed an extradition hearing for julian assange now after the health of the wiki leaks founder sharply worsened in london's belmarsh

at a time when it's a joy i've met people from west london east london and we're all in jail for a crime similar. network has already immediately grown by the time i came out of jail i was confident that i can start moving drugs in in big amounts it was like a college of college of crime i love that it was like a college of crime and i was very motivated to come out and continue my education in crime when i get out but it was only the intervention of a person that actually change that for me so if you ask me it's definitely a negative i think you can detain somebody for a while but when you're in somewhere like prison you're actually reduced in hope it's not like it teaches you about how your life can be different the only teaches you that when you come out you need to be a lot smarter and a lot more than you were when you were in so definitely a negative for me looking at the effect communities care of and i mean the cycle of violence which must affect communities such as this will give your personal experience of a single stabbing effects so many people what does it do to communities s

of economics as well as author of the case of western civilization and resurgence of brush and in london we cross a charles schumer age he is a security analyst and a former u.k. army and. counterterrorism intelligence officer or a german crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate charles let me go to you 1st and london you're that you flagged this story for me i'm going to read the headline from in our story on the website leaked o.p.c. w. memo cast doubt on watchdogs doom a chemical attack conclusions in its in inverted commas there chemical attack i've always said alleged because the evidence was never forthcoming now it looks like a leak is showing that those of us that said alleged were right all along go ahead charles. yes you're right remember even in the immediate aftermath of the do a chemical attack alleged chemical attack in march 2018 in which dozens of people civilians were 40 to have been killed graphic photos you remember video shots especially of many children who suffered apparent catastrophic deaths and i think as much do

fails to appear before a london court for an extradition hearing with the wiki leaks founder lawyers saying his health is in rapid decline. pressure gets back at us claims that it is probably conducting nuclear tests in the arctic are calling the allegations are baseless. and a dramatic surge in crime in the london leads to some in the somali community to send their children to east africa to live in study. they feel for the safety of those children they fear dipsy could still feel themselves it's created very dangerous for them. or broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us at a british court has postponed an extradition hearing for julian assange after the health of the wiki leaks founder sharply deteriorated this according to lawyers and songes currently in prison in london boyko has more. the extradition hearing isn't taking place any longer today the sound was actually meant to be here in person he was meant to pair via video link but he's not even well enough to appear via video link 10 minutes on has

as london. will put the share price is up in a moment. in terms of the logistics around all of this, is it possible to use delivery riders and drivers more efficiently? could you deliver a meal and on the next moment be delivering a parcel? is that ultimately where amazon is going with this? alex: i think that is the dream, yes. ooe level in which deliver differs from uber eats is that it goes 100 miles per hour in dark kitchens. these are not kitchens attached to a physical restaurant. these are dotted around london. if you could have multiple kitchens on the same site and use that as a fulfillment center, you could have someone leaving that site with two meals and an amazon prime delivery, and that becomes a very efficient use of resources and keeps numbers kicking over and driving towards the essential profitability for the food delivery business. guy: we will leave it there. -- joining us from munich. vonnie: shares of vastly have been trading. they raising $100 million in its u.s. ipo, at t

good morning from bbc london news. across croydon, bromley and parts of lambeth with extra police officers on patrol. another 19—year—old was stabbed in west london yesterday evening. it's a year since the mayor signed a pledge to make london a dementia—friendly city. dementia affects more than 70,000 londoners. research shows that despite almost all of us knowing someone affected by the condition, two—thirds of people living with dementia say they feel isolated and lonely. this week events will take place for dementia action week across the capital. rail passengers on lines in and out of london have experienced more delays than anywhere else in the country. research by consumer group which? suggests four million hours were lost due to delays last year. london north eastern railway and virgin trains east coast were the worst affected. a spoken word artist from north west london has scooped the top prize at the british podcast awards. george the poet whose real name is george mpanga took home six awards including the ma

we have one that will stay here at the tower of london.t they have become. they are a real big attraction for the tower. visitors come to see the crown jewels, but they also come to find out the legends. king charles ii order despite six ravens be held in the tower of london for ever more by royal decree. do we have six? no, we have a fair few more. had their wings being clipped ? have a fair few more. had their wings being clipped? no, that is something that we used to do. i have been the master of ravens for 56 yea rs been the master of ravens for 56 years and i have changed the method of keeping them here at the tower of london. we asked them to stay here willingly rather than forcing them to stay. so when it comes to the tower of london, the ravens do fly around nowadays. i can tell you that food is involved. what is the best pa rt food is involved. what is the best part about being a master of ravens? it is quite a unique title, isn't it? i think it is the only official one in the world. the most amazing thing about it is that i get t

in hull and 23 in london.guing north—western parts of the uk, northern ireland and western scotland, heavy rain. down into england and wales, looking dry and a cloud breaking up to give some spells of sunshine. again, temperatures well up into the 20s, some could get to 23 or 24. saturday, we continue that story, frontal systems up to the north—west, outbreaks of patchy rain, not as wet across northern ireland and scotland. saturday will be the warmest day. you can see the orange and red colours, temperatures up orange and red colours, temperatures up to 27, possibly even 28 degrees. as we move through saturday night into sunday, a subtle change. the cloud and rain in the north—west look to push further south—eastwards, nudging the heat into the south—eastern corner. another warm day on sunday that further north and west, signs of something a little cooler and fresher spreading from the north—west. there are some changes to come, rain clearing through leaving much warmer air behind for the next few days. this

highs up to about 22 in london. just a little bit warmer thanit london.thicker cloud producing patchy light rain and drizzle with overnight lows falling to between four and 11. we start with that scenario tomorrow. the rain continuing across northern and central scotland, we will start to see cloud coming in from the north sea break up a touch but we will still have the thicker cloud across north wales, north—west england and the north—west midlands, with the odd shower in south—west england. that aside, another dry day, another sunny one with highs of 21 as we had with the bank holiday weekend, i pressure is usurped by low pressure which means the forecast will turn a little bit more unsettled. not a washout, just more unsettled. of course, because its bank holiday weekend. officials from the unite trade union will meet government ministers this morning, amid reports that british steel is on the brink of collapse. ben's here to explain more — ben more than 4,000 workers are based at the plant in scunthorpe? i've been trying to get more information on thi

whistleblower julian assange fails to appear before a london court for an extradition hearing with the wiki leaks founder as lawyers saying his health is in rapid decline. russia hits back at u.s. claims that it's probably conducting nuclear tests in the arctic dismissing washington's allegations as baseless. seeking safety a dramatic surge in knife crime in london leads some in the somali community that had to send their children to east africa and live and study. the field for the city for 2 of those children they fear of safety. themselves it's pretty very dangerous for them. called for impeachment to declarations of case closed counsel robert moses final settlement from russian investigation proved to be no less polarizing than the report itself. although from moscow called embraer the r.c.a. news room in the russian capital with the world news this hour a 1st for you a british court house put the end of an extradition hearing for julian a songs after the health of the wiki leaks founder shopping deteriorated in london's belmarsh prison he was then placed under medical supervision

julian assange fails to appear before a london court for an extra hearing the wiki leaks founder and lawyer is saying that his health is in rapid decline. russia hits back at u.s. claims that it is probably conducting nuclear tests in the arctic calling the allegations baseless. and the magic surgery in a knife crime in london leads in some of the somali community to send their children to east africa to live in study. they feel for the safety. they feel safe it's. themselves it's created very dangerous for you. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international and sean thomas with us aren't a busy british court has postponed an extradition hearing for julian assange is after the health of the wiki leaks founder sharply deteriorated a song he is currently in prison in london are spying boyko has more. the extradition hearing isn't taking place any longer today the sound was actually meant to be here in person he was meant to pair via video link but he's not even well enough to appear via video link 10 minutes on has been moved to the hospital waiting all belm

from bbc london news.ament today. a teenager who was sleeping on the streets has gained work with one of the world's most famous designers, ted baker. do not feel like you're lesser than what you are and always understand that if there is anything you want to succeed at life you can always get there just through sheer will and strength. i can just there just through sheer will and strength. i canjust get there just through sheer will and strength. i can just get through everything. let's look at the travel around and there are still problems around and there are still problems around at the moment. the bakerloo line has no service between paddington and harrow & wealdstone following a signalfailure, and the dlr has severe delays. elsewhere, the marylebone road is down to one lane in both directions at park crescent for emergency gas work near great portland street station. westbound traffic is already tailing back through the euston underpass. and in south woodford, the north circular is down to one lane s

it is notjust in london that the tech is being tested.d out more than a dozen trials, including at the champions league final, using similar equipment to the met. after you, hop inside. it is quite cosy, isn't it. let's have a look. so we have two cameras on the roof of the vehicle, one at the front and one at the back. both 360 ability, so we can control them from in the vehicle. focus all around the vehicle. when tested on a member of police staff, the system quickly spotted herface and matched it almost instantly to a file photo, even though the two were quite different. here, heading to our headquarters, it has picked up, it has come up withjulia gardiner, it shows her name and almost instantly generates an alert. 0nce checked that alert can be relayed to an officer in the street, who can approach the suspect and verify the match. the system is incredibly sensitive. the starting point is the eyes, the eyes are really important in terms of facial recognition technology. 0ften those eyes are visible with face coverings, to include motor

breaking news this hour from london wiki leaks founder julian assange sentenced to fifty weeks in prison for. twenty. venezuela's opposition leader. calls for another day of government protests heavy clashes were reported on the country's. tuesday president nicolas maduro saves the government. also ahead. armageddon. may day with another wave of protests. which are already turning violent. every year churning in from rights around the globe this hour a warm welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my names you know. breaking news for you first this hour from london where wiki leaks founder julian assange has been sentenced to fifty. the weeks in prison for skipping bail in twenty twelve before he sought asylum in the ecuadorian embassy there he also faces a hearing tomorrow thursday on his possible extradition to the u.s. let's go live now authorities kate partridge in london kate after seven years holed up in the ecuadorian embassy events are escalating fast for julie massage bring us up to speed on today's developments. there you need yes indeed joining us on she has actually litera

john maguire, bbc news, london.ow to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm geeta pendse. one of london's biggest nhs trusts is trialling the use of cargo bikes for transporting blood and tumour samples between sites. the scheme by guys and st thomas' aims to reduce dangerous emissions whilst speeding up the distribution process. as they'll avoid paying for ulez — the mayor‘ toxic air charge. as a hospital, we receive about 40,000 truck deliveries every year and we generate 5000 deliveries between each hospital site and into the wider community, so this initiative is very much to see how we can use alternative means of transport. london stansted was the worst uk airport for flight delays last year. departures were an average of 25 minutes late in 2018 according to data from the civil aviation authority. were to blame. luton was ranked second worst for punctuality, while gatwick was fourth. some of london's best known landmarks and memorials may look a bit different tod

in london. london was exempt from and the rest of the country suffers.ster that have almost no bus coverage. and for all five companies in manchester on exactly the same route with different timetables and different fare structures. nothing makes sense and that is why one of labour opposers is to bring buses back under public ownership. —— labour‘s policies. back under public ownership. —— labour's policies. and those who pay for this are those who are most vulnerable economically. it is the people who have the least voice and are most affected. let's have a look at the male. the risk of giving birth at night or on the weekend... people get nervous about going to the hospital on the weekend. stop because the corridors are horribly empty. this is an exclusive from the mail exposing the fact that three and four maternity units have no consultants. there may be nursing and midwifery and everything else a young mother would need that they are talking about specialist care that any high risk with would want to have at their side. the point they are making is

the london bridge attack two years ago — lives torn apart in less than ten minutes of terrible drama,ays the coroner as the inquests open. eight people from all over the world were killed in the van and knife attacks. the mother of an australian victim paid tribute to her daughter. you're broken forever, it's horrendous, the pain that you feel, and we can't make her come home, and ijust want to stop other people having this horrific grief. also on the programme tonight: as brexit talks resume with labour, the government concedes the uk will now have to take part in the elections for the european parliament in two weeks‘ time. reunited with their families — two reuters journalists jailed in myanmar 18 months ago after reporting on a massacre of rohingya muslims are released. ..since he was six, and he's spotted... 0h, they've caught them! they've caught barcelona napping! an extraordinary comeback for liverpool as they beat barcelona in a four—goal thriller to reach the champions league final. i will be live at anfield where liverpool's fans are now celebrating arguably the greatest co

good morning from bbc london news.odies of two women in a freezer in canning town. 34 year—old zarhid younis has been charged with two counts of preventing the lawful and decent burial of a dead body. the bodies were found at an address in vandone close on saturday. he's due in court later. a campaigner who identifies as non—binary — that's neither exclusively male orfemale — is calling on the government to change legal documents like passports so that a third gender option can be recognised on them. jamie windust hopes to get the issue debated in parliament and has now launched a petition. the government says they've no plans to change the policy around sex markers on passports. it would be a huge moment because the government, the state, showing they are not only listening but recognising people. twenty pret a manger stores in the capital will role out a new food labelling system today, as part of an allergy plan launched in the wake of a london teenager's death. 15 year—old natasha ednan—laperouse, from fulham, coll

good morning from bbc london news, i'm charlotte franks.killed by a car in leytonstone in east london. the met police say the collision appears to have been a deliberate act by the driver of the car, after an earlier altercation. another man was also hit and is in hospital with serious but non—life—threatening injuries. as muslims across the world begin the month—long fast of ramadan, one community in south london is trying to revive the art of sighting the new moon, which determines when the fast begins. members of a mosque in purley are taking part in the project known as hilal by setting up sighting points across the uk. cloudy weather in this country often means the start of ramadan is determined by hilal sightings in other countries. we know that hilal is to the left of the setting of the sun, and the shape of the hilal will be exactly opposite to the location. so we know where exactly we will see the hilal. so we come here, but now our problem as it is totally cloudy. and this is one of the challenges we have yet in the uk. an author

the london market and the rest of london have been open for a little bit and the london market is down down. the pound is under pressure to take in the future of the uk prime minister is in doubt, it is fair to say, putting pressure on the pound sterling. bad news for holiday—makers. we will have more on those market stories with our guests, but details now of what is coming up on wall street later. best buy reports earnings. sales expected to get a boost from subscription tech support services which was a major part about you but delhi's turnaround strategy. as for the economic calendar, a report from the us commerce department is expected to show sales of new homes declined in april to 675,000 from 692,000 in march. and we will also look at manufacturing activity in the month of may. kathleen brooksjoins manufacturing activity in the month of may. kathleen brooks joins us now. minerva has announced it is suspending business with huawei, tell us more. yes, it is the latest company to succumb to us sanctions. a lot of tech companies, panasonic being the latest, it has impacted japanese

>> i saw him like in london the next week. and that's when he started that he couldn't come back to london because of the 3s that he had been getting. >> within a week he was already saying to you, i can't come back to london, there are threats against my life? >> but he could get me to where he was. >> reporter: she says simon claimed to be under constant threat from unknown, nefarious enemies, a hazard, he said, of working in the diamond business. there's nothing during this time that's making you think, this isn't real, he's fake? >> oh, no. no, no, no. >> good night, my love. i miss you so much. i can't wait to see you. >> reporter: celia says that simon surrounded himself with people who helped perpetuate the myth, going so far as to send videos of himself and his board guard in the hospital after they were allegedly attacked. soon another strange element to his story. she says he asked her to extend her line of credit to him so that plane tickets, hotels, and dinners would be booked using her name, keeping supposed enemi

this is our london marathon. the clear—up operation, she got chemical burns from the spray being used to clean the road around them. some of the bands on sarah's foot. —— burns. sarah was running for hospice uk. and london marathon's event director, hugh brasher. explain what your role is, slow pace. races have volunteers wearing a big flag with a time on it. one is who want to finish the race in a certain time will match with the pace with the finish time. we stay with them at a certain place and support them, provide motivation, keep them at the pace we are instructed to do. i was supposed to do seven and a half hours. all my runners had to be across the line by 730. how are you treated by those around you ? 730. how are you treated by those around you? for the first mile, it was not too bad. we came out of the start, everyone was cheering and clapping, high fives, start, everyone was cheering and clapping, highfives, brilliant. then we got to about a mile and a half in, being overtaken by trucks, transit vans.

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: it's been sitting in the country for years, now the philippines is set to ship tonnes of canadian waste back to canada. chelsea are europa league champions for the second time, beating arsenal 4—1 in the final in azerbaijan. good morning. it's 7:00am in singapore, midnight in london and 7:00pm in washington, where the man who investigated russian meddling in the us presidential election has insisted that his report didn't clear president trump of acting illegally. let's get the latest from our north america editor, jon sopel. morning. washington is a city where people race to be in front of a microphone. but for two years, special counsel robert mueller has chosen silence while he completed his report on russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. that changed dramatically today, when he almost flatly contradicted donald trump's assertion that he'd been completely exonerated by the special counsel investigation. listen to what he has to say on whethe

and we're going to joined now by our correspondent bob of asal who's in london bob we're expecting to hear from theresa may shortly will we be getting a resignation. everyone in london except expects this morning and it is all over the british media every headline carries that may's d. minus is imminent because she has been under growing pressure for days even a day on the day before the european election as some in a party tried to push her out as quickly as possible hoping to garner a few for the voters down that didn't work out however today is the last day she can go by her own will sort of leave it was a certain some remnants of dignity left that's what a party is telling her and so we all waiting for her to take out the occasion and finally after so many false. floor threats against her and and best things that didn't come through is she all was long on that she will today take the jump and say ok i can't do this anymore it's over. this is she seen this wave of opposition from within her own party not to mention the opposition parties who looks likely to succeed her if this does

it‘s due to go on display in london later this month.of warmth, but then later, cloud arrived and it looked quite threatening as well from time to time. i suspect for the rest of this evening, we will continue to see showers for a time. these will then start to ease away, and overnight tonight more cloud will spill out over scotland, crossed the border into england. this cold front is a dividing line between the cold air thatis dividing line between the cold air that is set to arrive has moved into the weekend. that is going to continue to push its way south—west through the course of the day. behind it, plenty of isobars squeezing together. the wins will strengthen and there will be guest —— gusts of up to 50 mph, coming from the cold arctic. so a bitterly cold story for much of scotland and northern england. to the south and west, showers and outbreaks of rain and to the south of that with a front it will stay relatively mild for one more day. temperatures peaking at 11—15. to the north of that temperatures will struggle, particularly

gordon's claims to be london's old est gordon's claims to be london's oldest wine bar but inside heresupplying it has some big ideas for where it is going next. everybody who comes into the bar comes through this entrance. it comes through this entrance. it comes in, looks around the bar. he clicks the monitor. it has seen his face. you are a private company and this is a private business. shouldn't the police be doing this? we have the opportunity to work with the police. we are in the process of working towards an information sheet agreement. hopefully it will contribute to the police giving us their list of low—level criminals. businesses who user system load up people they suspect of wrongdoing. it stores the images and shows them among its customers. the software then automatically spots those people when they walking but that includes potentially innocent people. they have not been convicted? not necessarily but we have to have evidence for capturing and uploading that information. the database of and uploading that information. the data base of people, and uploading that inform